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A Chinese Famille Rose teabowl and saucer, Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng, circa 1735

A Chinese Famille Rose teabowl and saucer, Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng, circa 1735

A Chinese Famille Rose teabowl and saucer Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng, circa 1735 Enamelled with a large coat-of-arms for the State of Holland and the cypher monogram of the Dutch East India Company, all beneath the inscription CONCORDIA CRESCUNT 1728 (sic), the rims in pink the saucer 10.6cm diameter Compare with similar example in The British Museum, on display in room 68 清雍正 外銷粉彩茶盞及碟 Condition Report: the saucer with 8.5cm long hair crack Condition Report Disclaimer, A Chinese Famille Rose teabowl and saucer, Famille Rose, A Chinese Famille Rose teabowl and saucer Qing Dynasty, Yongzheng, circa 1735 Enamelled with a large coat-of-arms for the State of Holland and the cypher monogram of the Dutch East India Company, all beneath the inscription CONCORDIA CRESCUNT 1728 (sic), the rims in pink the saucer 10.6cm diameter Compare with similar example in The British Museum, on display in room 68 清雍正 外銷粉彩茶盞及碟, Condition Report:, the saucer with 8.5cm long hair crack, Condition Report Disclaimer

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